Taking into consideration the absence of a standby club from the Philippine Football Federation (PFF), and as part of its commitment to ensure the consistency and integrity of the AFC Cup 2021, the Competitions Committee has decided to cancel the AFC Cup Playoff Stage match between Visakha FC from Cambodia and Timor Leste’s Lalenok United FC.

Both clubs have now qualified for the AFC Cup Group Stage with Visakha FC occupying position I1 and Lalenok United FC taking their place in I2, alongside Singapore’s Geylang International FC and Terengganu FC from Malaysia.

Further details on the match schedule and centralised venue for the AFC Cup 2021 Group I will be communicated in due course.

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Yoon had opened the scoring in bizarre fashion in the 27th minute when the ball hit his face before settling in the net but defending champions Ulsan were reduced to 10 men in the Group F just four minutes later after Kim Min-jun was sent off.

Kaya emerged stronger in the second half to score in the 47th minute, but Player of the Match Yoon restored their lead almost immediately to extend Ulsan’s winning streak to 13 matches.

Needing three points to stay within striking distance of the Japanese group leaders, Daegu enjoyed total dominance against Beijing, amassing 32 shots on goal to one in a match they ultimately won 3-0.

Kim Jin-hyuk and standout second-half substitute Jeong Chi-in found the net for Daegu, while Beijing skipper Liang Shaowen scored an unfortunate own goal on a night where the conditions arguably tested Lee’s side as much as their opponents.